Game On Video Game Birthday Waterproof Water Bottle Wrappers

Game On Video Game Birthday Waterproof Water Bottle Wrappers

Marsoni

M251S

$12.99

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Game On Video Game Birthday Waterproof Water Bottle WrappersSome features of our Water Bottle Wrappers: Professionally printed on waterproof label paper so you don't have to worry about the ink running. Ultra durable because bottles can be put in the refrigerator or cooler and condensation and cool air won't damage the wrappers Easy to use because all you have to do is simply remove the manufacturers label, peel and stick your new decorative one on. 20 labels included so there are plenty for your guests. 1.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012